US-made drone set to help in protection of Katavi wildlife

Bat DA 50 drone director of Bathawk Recon and Elephant Survivor Organisation (ESO) Mike Chambers with Martin Loibooki, then Tanapa director of conservation, and rangers during the tests. Mr Loibooki is currently the director general of the Tanzania Wildlife Authority (Tawa). PHOTO | ZEPHANIA UBWANI

What you need to know:

  • This follows approval of the American-made Super Bat DA-50 version of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) as the most viable among the drones tested in the country since 2014.

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